Yep.. It gets used from time to time.
Despite the ongoing pile driving work, the harbour lookoff was open today.
And Some of the days Photos (from the Lookout):
CSL Birchglen was pulled out of the Novadock this morning porting freshly painted in CSL Colors. In her place, CSL Oakglen went in, probably for similar work – though HMCS Preserver is Due to enter Nova Dock April 1, so the stay will likely be short.
Update:
Better Picture
HMCS Athabaskan returned from Haiti yesterday morning.
(ok well 2 weeks worth this week)
ZIM Luandafresh from the builders visited halifax this past week.
HMCS Halifax returns from Haiti
Cyclone testing comes to Halifax
Sea King replacement placed on deck of HMCS Montreal
Toronto’s Lusitania model bound for Halifax
Locked In for Growth
With New Panama Canal Locks Opening Soon,right now only Norfolk, Va., Charleston, S.C., and Halifax, Nova Scotia, have the 50-foot-plus channel depth to accommodate the 12,500-TEU ships that will be able to transit the new locks
Montreal, Halifax Turn the Corner
The pace of decline in container volume slowed at Montreal, and throughput even turned up late in the year at Halifax, pointing to a gradual recovery in the year ahead.
Tall ships, deep pockets
Festival visitors dropped $32.8m into province’s economy in 2009
Halifax Shipyards has been around in various forms for over 100 years.
Shipbuilding history brings us a list of everything she’s Built over the years:
http://shipbuildinghistory.com/world/canada/halifax.htm
